<p>My cumulative GPA for my last 60 units (including courses outside of my major, my major GPA alone is slightly higher) is 3.75. I am currently a senior at Humboldt State and I am a Psychology major. I plan on applying this semester for admission to several MSW (Master's of Social Work) programs and eventually becoming a LCSW (Licensed Clinical Social Worker).</p>
<p>I worked for 6 months at a psychiatric hospital (as a dietary aide) and I am a member of psychology club where I have volunteered at many events related to social work/psychology.</p>
<p>These are the schools I plan on applying to:</p>
<p>Humboldt State
USC
CSULB
CSUN
SFSU</p>
<p>USC is my first choice, but with the hefty price tag I may end up going to CSUN. (CSUN has more options for concentrations)</p>
<p>Chances???</p>
<p>P.S. If you have been accepted to an MSW program please indicate where and what your stats are, it is much appreciated. :) Thanks!!!</p>
<p>I am a business management major. I am working on my USC MSW application. My career has nothing to do with social services. So I volunteer my time at a violence center for youth, in LA. I have applied to numerous positions in social services, but I get rejected. However, I have 4 years healthcare work experience, dealing with older adults and low-income youth.
My gpa is 3.4 and i am determined to get into USC. My personal statement is looking great and as soon as I get into USC i will throw a party and invite all of you!!!</p>
<p>How could the average GPA at USC be a measly 3.2 if the minimum GPA is 3.0? Is it because they weigh the personal statement or the work experience more heavily?</p>
<p>If so, all I can say is that you might have a chance at USC…</p>